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Jardine chat now available on podcast.
The first e-reporter forum chat of the season is now available on a specially-produced podcast, allowing those who missed it - and those who want to listen again - to hear Tony Jardine's views on a range of motorsport topics.
FIA postpones waste heat recovery plans.
The FIA has announced that it has postponed the introduction of a number of new technical measures originally scheduled for 2010, but now deferred until 2011.
Honda`s sponsorless new world.
Honda Racing F1's much-hyped 'green' initiative will see its RA107 run without the traditional branding from sponsors as the tea team attempts to raise awareness of the environmental issues facing Planet Earth.
Davidson positive after Bahrain test.
Anthony Davidson completed the first half of Bahrain pre-season testing with the Super Aguri team in confident mood after three days of tyre work in hot and sunny desert conditions.
Becker served up F1 treat.
Former Wimbledon champion and world tennis number one Boris Becker completed his Kingdom of Bahrain tour with a visit to the Bahrain International Circuit and the third day of Formula One testing at the venue.
F1 plates take pole at auction.
The eagerly-awaited sell-off of Formula One-related UK car registration plates stole the show at the latest DVLA auction, appropriately held at WilliamsF1's conference centre, last week.
F1 out of step with green world?
The news that Honda could be poised to reveal its definitive RA107 in a livery featuring images of planet Earth and bearing the logos of environmentally-conscious brands shows that at least part of Formula One's heart is in the right place, but the sport as a whole still fails to exude a 'green'
Karthikeyan: Williams can win in `07 - EXCLUSIVE.
by Russell Atkins Narain Karthikeyan insists Williams should not be ruled out of the equation for winning a grand prix this year, after the multiple title-winning squad's new FW29 has shown promising form in initial testing.
Andretti to get practice outing at Indy?
Although Honda have confirmed Marco Andretti will not get another run in their F1 car soon as they continue to prepare for the coming season, the American teenager could reportedly drive in the United States Grand Prix practice session at Indianapolis instead.
Michael: Nico and Alex are perfect combination.
Sam Michael has tipped drivers Nico Rosberg and Alex Wurz to be two of Williams' star turns this year, as the British squad looks to rebuild on the back of a demoralising 2006 campaign in the top flight.
Webber: Williams on irreversible downward spiral.
Mark Webber has delivered a stinging rebuke to the Williams team for which he drove over the past two grand prix seasons, suggesting the cash-strapped Grove-based outfit is now on a downward spiral from which it may never recover.
PICS: Snow makes Silverstone a winter wonderland.
Silverstone, the home of the British Grand Prix was shrouded under a deep covering of snow on Thursday, just one day after the end of the Spyker F1 team's two-day shakedown of its new 2007 car, the F8-VII.
Gascoyne: Button not championship contender.
Spyker F1 designer Mike Gascoyne has added to claims that Jenson Button is not world championship material, despite the Briton having taken a breakthrough win in 2006.
Allianz renews with Williams.
The AT&T Williams F1 team has announced that Allianz has renewed its agreement, which first began back in 2000.
Successful shakedown for first 'true` Spyker.
Christijan Albers put the first miles on the new Spyker-Ferrari F8-VII at a frosty Silverstone this morning, as the Dutch outfit completed a successful shakedown of its 2007 machine.
Spyker unveils F8-VII.
Spyker F1 today unveiled the car with which it hopes to make a substantial leap up the grand prix pecking order in 2007 - the Ferrari-powered F8-VII.
Vettel out to make most of big break - EXCLUSIVE.
by Russell Atkins Sebastian Vettel says he will be expecting the unexpected as he heads into his first complete season as a fully-fledged Formula One test-driver, a position he hopes will launch him on the path to a long and successful career in the top flight.
Richards: Time is on our side - EXCLUSIVE.
by Russell Atkins Prodrive chairman David Richards insists the Banbury-based concern will be present and correct on the starting grid at the first grand prix in 2008, despite suggestions the project is running dramatically behind schedule.
Aguri unveiling set for Tokyo.
The Super Aguri F1 team has finally confirmed details of its pre-season launch and, unsurprisingly, it will take place in the team's 'real' home, Japan, in the build-up to the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.
'Superman` ready to confound critics - EXCLUSIVE.
by Russell Atkins Following Superman's surprise appearance in Monaco last year, David Coulthard is gearing himself up for some more giant-killing performances in 2007, at the wheel of what he hopes will be a much-improved Red Bull Racing RB3.
Barcelona chicane ready for use.
Honda and Red Bull weren't the only ones unveiling new creations at the Circuit de Catalunya this week, as their host also took the wraps off something for 2007.
FIRST PICTURES: Red Bull RB3
Red Bull Racing's 2007 challenger, the RB3 was officially 'unveiled' at the Circuit de Catalunya near Barcelona on Friday.
Hamilton escapes injury in Valencia shunt.
A high-speed accident for Lewis Hamilton overshadowed the second day of McLaren's private test session in Valencia, although the young Briton was able to escape from his first major F1 shunt without injury.
Hill: Don`t alienate the fans.
As the new season fast approaches, British Racing Drivers' Club president Damon Hill has warned the FIA that Formula One is playing a perilous game if it continues to alienate fans and turn away viewers.